Permit· Little Inagua· Bahamas — Eleuthera, Andros & the Out Islands

Little Inagua National Park

21° 30.0′ N · 73° 0.0′ W · approximate

Little Inagua - about 30-50 square miles, uninhabited, without fresh water - has been a Bahamas National Trust land-and-sea park since 2002, protecting sea turtles, seabirds and reef out to 100 fathoms.

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Coordinate is the Wikipedia centre of the island. BNT lists Little Inagua National Park (est. 2002, about 62,800 acres per BNT; Wikipedia gives about 31,600 acres) protecting sea turtles, seabirds and marine environments; the boundary extends to the 100-fathom line, so treat all surrounding water as protected: no fishing, spearfishing, shelling or taking of anything, and no fires ashore. Feral donkeys and goats descend from French introductions (Wikipedia). Contact BNT before landing parties if in doubt.

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Knowing the rules before you anchor

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